You say commercials make no difference, but me ask… if the best price you find is from a company you’ve never heard of, would you have doubts about signing up with them? Most people would.Thanks, that makes sense. I'm sure there are people smarter than me running marketing for State Farm and they aren't wasting money. It's just not intuitive to me. When I need insurance I compare prices and policies and the commercials have zero impact.
Flo makes $1m per year. That seems insane to me.
Came to post the same thing. I get that they don't want to make a huge fuss, but go encourage your damn teammate.Only two teammates congratulated him
Probably should have iced him.
Unconventional in the 3rd but I kind of like itProbably should have iced him.
Did you see neither the suicide or Jesus commercial?I mean, I feel badly for the guy too. But it’s incredible we’re attaboying a 25 yard chip shot.
Cannot imagine how good his exhale felt.This
I'm only questioning the frequency, not running commercials in general. I would think there are diminishing returns at some point, like after the fifth Progressive commercial during a game.You say commercials make no difference, but me ask… if the best price you find is from a company you’ve never heard of, would you have doubts about signing up with them? Most people would.
Advertising is about repetition.I'm only questioning the frequency, not running commercials in general. I would think there are diminishing returns at some point, like after the fifth Progressive commercial during a game.
Best unit on the field thus farDAL defense has been very impressive so far.
Maybe insurance companies are the only oneswilling to meet the network/NFLs asking price. Perhaps @Average Reds knows more? Not sure if his knowledge extends to commercials for this type of programming.I'm only questioning the frequency, not running commercials in general. I would think there are diminishing returns at some point, like after the fifth Progressive commercial during a game.
There is a Purdy joke in here somewhereBest unit on the field thus far
I think what mattered there is the returner lowered his head. That wasn’t going to be a shot to the helmet if he hadn’t done that.Does that matter?
That must be it. I have zero idea what the rules are anymore. I’m sure it’s on page 356, paragraph 4, subsection 2-C.not defenseless?
I said "unit"There is a Purdy joke in here somewhere
I don’t know for sure but I think there is the anytime lowering the helmet rule (which I dont think that was) and the head and neck defenseless player rule.Does that matter?
It’s kind of an arms race. If one company is going to blitz NFL programming others feel compelled to match them.I'm only questioning the frequency, not running commercials in general. I would think there are diminishing returns at some point, like after the fifth Progressive commercial during a game.
According to Don Draper, advertising is about happiness.Advertising is about repetition.
It’s been a good rock fight. Reminding me of the 1990 NFC title game, when the giants kicked 5 field goals, scored no touchdowns, and still won it.This feels like one of those 1990s defensive battles so far.
Ironically the DAL/SF games of the 1990s were not like that though. They resembled the higher scoring of the current era.
Who uses The General sold by Shaq??!You say commercials make no difference, but me ask… if the best price you find is from a company you’ve never heard of, would you have doubts about signing up with them? Most people would.
I’m guessing Danny White.Who was the last Dallas quarterback to throw three INT in a playoff game?
ngl, Einstein being played by Paul Giamatti makes me forget what the commercial is about.When did we all get so fucking jaded?
The childlike wonder and twinkle in his eye when the father of modern physics learns that he can get an extra Verizon line for $25 is nothing short of magical.
Instead of acting too cool, maybe we should just have some appreciation about the good fortune that someone happened to be there with a video camera to capture the moment.
is that the “just a little gamesmanship, coach”game?It’s been a good rock fight. Reminding me of the 1990 NFC title game, when the giants kicked 5 field goals, scored no touchdowns, and still won it.